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24 Jul 2024
#politics
The Economist: Why Britain’s Labour government enjoys hippy-punching
In a political landscape riddled with tension, Britain’s Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer employs a strategy of "hippy-punching," distancing himself from the party’s left-wing roots to appeal to mainstream voters. His methods invite skepticism, blending survival with a hint of self-sabotage.
Meanwhile, the looming shadows of inflation and a fragile job market threaten to disrupt any semblance of progress, raising questions about the electorate's engagement as the government grapples with challenges from prison reforms to educational initiatives.
Breitbart: CNN Analyst: Kamala Harris's Ability to Motivate Young Voters Not in Data
Young Democrat voters show no distinctive enthusiasm for Kamala Harris, contrary to her campaign's claims. Recent polls indicate she's losing ground among the youth, now nearly split between parties, facing an uphill battle compared to Biden's 2020 dominance.
Harris's appeal is lacking, trailing Biden's 21-point margin among under-35 voters in 2020 by significantly underperforming. The numbers don't lie; her campaign may face more than just a wave—it's a riptide.
Times Of Israel: As Wing of Zion finally takes off, a less than soaring adventure for press corps
The first flight of Israel's "Air Force One," the Wing of Zion, was marred by weight restrictions and a cracked windshield, leading to critical delays. Prime Minister Netanyahu took the newly converted aircraft to meet Biden amid ongoing political contention back home over its hefty costs.
While onboard, journalists faced limitations, including restricted Wi-Fi and tight security, yet shared poignant moments related to hostages. As Netanyahu navigates complex meetings in the U.S. amidst a war at home, the aircraft symbolizes both governmental ambition and deepening national divides.
Breitbart: Nolte: Desperate Media Seek to Erase Kamala Harris Failed ‘Border Czar’ Role
In a twist of fate worthy of the worst noir, the very outlets that once hailed Kamala Harris as the border czar now claim she had no such title. The wind has shifted, and now they're spinning tales of her responsibilities, affirming she was never meant to stem the tide of illegal immigration.
Biden appointed her to tackle the chaos, but three years later, the narrative is muddied. Truth bends to political pressure, leaving the public to sift through a fog of contradictions served up by the media's ever-watchful eye.
The Telegraph: Adidas apologises to Bella Hadid over advert criticised by Israel
Adidas found itself tangled in controversy after pulling a shoe campaign featuring Bella Hadid, referencing the tragic events of the 1972 Munich Olympics. They apologized for the distress caused, claiming it was an unintentional mistake amid rising tensions over Hadid's pro-Palestinian stance.
The backlash was swift: Jewish groups slammed the choice of Hadid, labeling it either a glaring oversight or a deliberate provocation. This incident echoes Adidas's recent fallout with Kanye West, who stirred trouble with his inflammatory comments.
Times Of Israel: Nine arrested during London protest demanding ban on weapons sales to Israel
In London, nine protesters were arrested outside the Foreign Ministry during a demonstration against arms exports to Israel, reflecting pressure on the new Labour government regarding its stance amid the Israel-Hamas conflict. Protesters demanded a ban on arms sales, citing rising Palestinian casualties.
While Foreign Minister David Lammy called for a balanced approach, critics argue his government is hesitating when decisive action is needed. With the arms sales from the UK to Israel plummeting, many demand that Labour fulfill its promises made in opposition.
#crime
GB News: Multiple dead and several still missing after fishing vessel capsizes near Falkland Islands
In the shadowy waters off the Falkland Islands, the Argos Georgia sank, leaving six dead and seven missing. Crew members scrambled for survival, but a storm brewed in the South Atlantic, hampering rescue efforts until clearer skies returned.
As aircraft and vessels converged, the clock ticked down to find those lost at sea in a tragic maritime ballet.
Breitbart: Russia Sentences American Journalist to Hard Labor in Secret Trial for ‘False Information'
On Friday, Russia sentenced journalist Alsu Kurmasheva to 6.5 years for allegedly spreading false information about the military, following a farcical trial. Her employer condemned the charges as baseless, asserting she’s a political prisoner due to her U.S. ties.
The case parallels that of Evan Gershkovich, highlighting a grim double standard in U.S. responses to detained journalists. Family and advocates call for Kurmasheva's release, stressing that her only crime is her journalism.
#sports
Le Monde: Morocco fans rush pitch during Olympic football opener vs Argentina, goal overturned
Morocco's fans stormed the field in protest after a late Argentine goal in their Olympic soccer match, leading to a chaotic suspension. VAR reversed the goal, and Morocco emerged victorious 2-1 after a tense delay filled with thrown objects and weighty anticipation.
The game was a theater of confusion, with players caught in limbo as the rules played out on a digital screen. Ultimately, Morocco held the line against a furious Argentine comeback.
Fox News: Ohio police officer headed to 2024 Paralympics following injury in line of duty
In the shadow of a highway mishap that cost him a leg, Dayton cop Byron Branch rises to the challenge, wielding a blade in wheelchair fencing. He’s set to compete in the 2024 Paralympics, buoyed by triumphs and a supportive family, showing grit where others might falter.
With over $44,000 raised on GoFundMe, Branch gears up to taste the Olympic spirit, representing the U.S. while proving his mettle on an international stage for the first time. His journey from tragedy to triumph highlights determination steeped in the essence of sport.